Sentence examples for a passage recently from inspiring English sources

As Paul Tillich put it in a passage recently quoted on Andrew Sullivan's blog, "Do not seek for anything; do not perform anything; do not intend anything.

There is no guarantee that at least some of the advantage will not continue, but as I read the study, I recalled a passage from the recently published history of Goldman Sachs, "The Partnership," by Charles D. Ellis.

Mr. Romney introduced Mr. Doherty's death as part of a passage he has recently added to his stump speech about people he knew whose lives were cut short.

Many of the files are redacted, with passages recently removed by Whitehall weeders.

Meanwhile, Earth Science has a passage that reads: "Until recently, climatic changes were connected only to natural causes.

Trump sometimes stumbles through the subject of religion he uses a family Bible too obviously as a prop and recently discussed a passage from "Two Corinthians" rather than "Second Corinthians".

Laura: It was my turn to choose the book this time; I'd recently read A Passage to India by Forster, then came across his first novel, Where Angels Fear to Tread, on a bookshelf at home.

Trump sometimes stumbles through the subject of religion — he uses a family Bible too obviously as a prop and recently discussed a passage from "Two Corinthians" rather than "Second Corinthians".

The accusation on Monday by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign that Senator Barack Obama recently plagiarized a passage from a speech delivered two years ago by a friend has opened a door to charges and countercharges about borrowed phrases and unattributed inspiration in the 2008 campaign.

Certainly not in a passage like this one, which showed up recently on a mothering site: How many months into your relationships has ILY come out?

Jack Valenti, one of his aides, recalled recently that he had cited a passage from de Tocqueville while working with the president on a big speech.